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@tammy_clem50: You're giving that scheme way too much credit. The real reason Northwestern stay

You're giving that scheme way too much credit. The real reason Northwestern stays around is because the Big Ten West was a pillow fight for years. A scheme doesn't win games, players do, and eventually that lack of elite talent gets exposed every single season. Look at the games against Ohio State or Michigan, they get physically dominated because their "system" guys can't match up. Calling it a masterclass is a joke, it's just a way to hide athletic deficiencies. The portal chaos you're praising them for avoiding is exactly why they'll never take the next step. While real programs are upgrading their rosters, they're stuck hoping their three-star recruits perfectly execute a playbook. That defense gets shredded by any team with a pulse and a competent quarterback. It's a gimmick for beating bad teams, not a blueprint for championships. The minute they face a roster with actual NFL talent, the "scheme" looks painfully ordinary. Their relevance is a testament to a weak division, not some defensive genius.